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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15
MARLIN NOTES.
Young Want into u Disngrccnbi'
Strnpc, Personal urution.

S,THpC, Personal NCuttou.
pecial Dis patch to The ENauln.r
MAtLIN. April, H. Charlie Webb
"a Young man about 20 wears old and
liyingin the icagan ncighborhood
was arrested Aprll ~, charged with
al attempt 10 violatca highly respect.
cd young lady of the same uciRhbOr-
hood on the night OF hpril. T. lie had
An examining trial to-day, aud the
testimony was IN substance about 49,
follows: On the night in question he
had been to- a party which the young
lady also attended. He in company
with young man named Iarbco lett
the party before it broke up md went
To the former house. Webb prOpus.
eel to accompany Barhec y part OF the
way home, and ia going TO BHrbcc'-
house thoy had to pass the house of
the young Indy. seeing hight, they
went up to the window aud looked
ia and -aw the young lady asleep in
bed. Webb pulled Oh his shoc-, rai-
ed the winduW and crawl
ed up TO the light aud
blew IL out. aud then took such -tcu-
That aroused the young m1y who
gsyc the alarm. aud WoDb dccHmpcd.
hl- J., about the Testimony givcn bv
BArbco who accompanied Webb. \
Noung man who l. farm mborcr on
the pucr testified thNt hc recognized
webb A- hr ran OIL The TRACKS %.
the two Dung men were traced &c
within twenty feet of Wcbu'- house
Tho testimony was also produced
showing TINT Webb ha 4 asked "a liptl,
sister OF tho young badly the cycuius
before where her father wa. aud -h,
told him hc was ut Marlin on tn
Jury, and would not bc home bctor,
saturday night. Atprc-cut the mat
ter hasa serious look Tor the defend
Ont Ilo was held to answer bctOr,
the district court.
Mr. LcvyI- in Galveston on hu,
iuo-s
a Baumbach, tho court house con
tractor De- IN MHrlih this week.
Dr -. Price returned trOm Bolton
last night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

The annual session of the udcr.
takers n-socintlon of TcNa- whlch
has u-t been hcld NJ Dallas has ud,
Ioumcd. ThctolloWing are the of.
ticcr- elected tor the ensuing year
Il. X Dublin, of sherman, president
Frank steiner OF Waco, lir,t-vlcy
president. Il I Dennis. of CAtc-vilc
srcoud y.co.prcrldcut. A. y Rodgers
OF par-. treasurer + NJ. ficmcr OF
Fort Worth, secretary; Ed T.. smith
of Dallas II Hnrigcl, OF Ia Grange
executive committee. A.. y Rodgers
OF Paris Fruuk steiner, ut Waco, T.
" liu,hic of Dallas, delegates ia
thruatioua. convention NJ lltt-bur4
next October Waco WAS selected a.
the next p,accot meeting,
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,nli.rrnhlhillnn Omh.

A rou.iug anti.prohlbitlon meeting
was held at the public school hou,o
building on last saturday night
CAPT &. f. Bewley was chosen tenn
porar> chairman Prot Iate dr,
cline 10 serve rs secretary a. II might
create the impression that he was q
partisan in This matter and was TAX
ing too conspicuous place hu'
when others declined TO assume the
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responsibility he said that before any
one should think that he was afraid
To- meet the issue. he would accept
and did So
After calling the meeting to order
md stating the object of the assembly
the chairman -nid the next thing in
order wa. theclcctiou OF a permanent
chairman Mr.. *. &. Jones was
cho-cu president who took the chair
and after thanking the audience Tor
The honor conferred. hc made some
appropriate remarks which were
highly applnuscd,
pom motion of Captain Bcwlcy.
Mr.. i l. Horne was chosen treasurer
nud upon motion OF Mr.. BIount, Mr.
Rufus beavers, w-s chosen sergeant
at-arms.
The chairman then announced that
those who wished to become mem
Der, OF tho club could come up and
give their names TO the secretary ln
live minutes iitty.thrcc names were
enrolled.
Upon motion of MIR. Jim Iloruc. -
committee OF four were appointed A.
organizers ut every voting precinct
OF tins district. The following part g.
were chosen for the several precincts:
Crawford, Jas T.. Horne, G.. J.. Bow
ley. Harrison Allen and Johu God r.
durd Patton VIM. simpson j W
Richard ION. /tck Henson aud i. Cal.
mghcr Prairie Chapel, d. g.. Forrest
Albert Bishop, jus. Brown ANA A
JOlho.
The tollowIn. delegate and alter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

Chase y Cooke are Solo agents TO,
Weber, ~tciuwsv aud Emerson piauor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

~ucn indeed - the celebrated Dr. ". B.
pcttitt. Dr.J >.'urtis' Former pro-
,cptur. Who Has Been called to
Mn,utu NssistIiin Ntth itI~
Immense Practice

Among the -pcciaIiats Of the day
none are better known, or have been
more successful than
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-15

FOR twenty years Mr. D. Il McC0-
mick. % we'll Nu1Wu otlcu OF Austin.
suffered from rlWrrh. SO Virulcut N-
too, -jroy the uouc- ut hos nose, uui
hr Nn- considered ucurabir. Dr
rctltt gave hmm almost Immediate
rchct aud the man Is so TAR cured that
time must complctcit. Mrs Mus.ctt,
another citizen. WAS "dcat for twcu.
~ yrar-. amt 10 You Wuutcd him to
hear nuytaiug YOU had To- -hout loul
U.s. Now after Dr. Pctuu'- treatment
bee near, ordinary conversation d-
tiurtiy. Jennie Mandolin tells now she
WAS blind for eight ypars, and WAS
told there was no hope of rcgainug
her sight. but now after l)r. rcttitt
has operated upon her she can scc
almost rs well ~ ever. Mrs. Kettle
Harris, wife of Ex-Governor Harris.
tells how Tor thirty years she had ~
Him growing over her ewes TINT
cc,ipscd her sight, yet Dr. pcttitt, by
delicate and almost painless opera.
ton
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MIs, susie Mu4-ctt, of Austin. suf-
icrcd with ,trab-mul in both eve
tor fifteen wears. ana her natural
beauty wa- thus uisdurcd lu one
minute IL was strengthened l the
doctor, and now susie says she
wouldn't be- .a- she was for $1,000.
Mrs Kelly, ot Austin, also
tells her story. She lost one eve
and thr other wa, miliug INST Doc.
tors -md that unless the di.c4scI eve
was removed. She would bepum. to-
uilt buud. but none cured to under
take tine difficult and dangerous u~k.
Dr. rctttt performed the oueNUou.
and now the old lady can see better
thu she has douoiortcuN cNrsund the
SIGHT l- growing -trungcr Mis-.
prclcr au Austin belle tells how she
was cured of rro,s-ryc~. nnd Judge
Jackson. Of the 5qme cltl recount, D
rcwrkuhic cure tor c1ucor which The
doctor performed upon uim.
There is mo- Duuhcrius about lh,s
business. the
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B1AryE MAY GO WEST NEXT MONTH

4u0.sta (Me.) Dispatch 10 me Boston Herald. -
>,r Baine dropped into the state Ifeasnrers ofnco
Monday and made call on the committee no
,rs ,nr,up tho long columns Ia the state Ireasurers
bnoEs lie entertained the committee round halfhour
with bright "reminiscences and rooking stories He re.
rarL mar n, WAS never better health than tho first
daI of the new year mud him friend OF his was asked
whether there was any truth in the story that Mr. Blaine
49, .oing 10 Europe He said: " 4 think Mr. Blaine
would not advertise fact he going abroad but
have good Tor believing That ne has no desire 10
find any other country than his lie Is Of tho
busiest men in Name The amount OF work he does -
marvellous and he has no time for foreign Journey 10
have no authority to ANNOUNCE that he Will ! hear "
stated th At no will speak Detroit. Mch February
~ ON the Occasion elaboration or Washington .
birthday by Detroit Republican Club, and init
mated that he may visit his daughter Mrs Coppings'
betore his return.
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sUIOIDE or A BRIDGE POLICEMAN

Frederick Richards lived with his wlfo No 1872 Lui-
low-st lie was policeman on the Bridge. and was on
duty yesterday. lilo went home last evening utoIi-
oatod. Thls has been his chief failing for many ysars
aud through II he has seen much trouble lie was at
member OF tho police department OF this city,
hut dsLIsstd for beng Intoxicated while post.
Flyo months charges were prsie rcd against hun
aud he removed from thn Brago pOlico. 1hrOuRh
The pIeadlngs OF his wife he was Isappointed. lilo
seemed 10 he moody last evening and his wife upbraed
hun for his conduct told that unless ho
uTiukiug sue would leave him. In order To keep "a
hOine 0I him shs has worked tobacco factory. lie
jumped Ia his ieet suddenly wunt u closet another
room, took something out OF paper, put II into N
tumber ri water aud rank IL. Then he went To his
room, and uudressei himself AS he threw himself ON "A
bod he said; You VIII have no more trouble win me
la lilo while his wife saw that his had turned
pale. She called help rusho
the room. Richards was moaning AMI gasping Tor
BREATH DrH "lIpuf ana ho-nel were sent Tor but be-
fore their arrival Richards dead. Coroner kIdnnp
uave "A burial hermit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
WIS COLONEL HAZdRD MIXEDf

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE DISTRICT AND THE
NEw-YoRK CITY AND NORTHERN ROAD.
Surface und underground railroad men wondering
Yesterday II Colonel R0wlan r. Hazard, the head and
front OF the District Railway Company which seeking
20 up broadway and the Boulevard underground to tho
Harlem River had not got things mixed in SAY Ing that
this corporation continuance southwark Of tho
NewYork city and Northern Railroad Company. Tho
election Of the directors OF tho two occurred
Tuesday. in tho District Railway offices at No 10 Waist
President Galloway, of the NewYork City and Northern
road asked yesterday about Colonel Hazards slate
ment
Tho District Railway Company" ho exclaimed
What company Is thati" Being duly Informed, Mr.
Galloway went on: don't know anything about IT, Oh
there Is nothing In 1t AT all heard anything
OF tho Kind"
Colonel Hazard then called upon and tho remarks
oil MI ,alway were quoted Ia him Tho Colonel seemed
amused men he called out To Calvin Goddard, tho
reihiy OF the company: How Is this, t.odardI tu-
way says there nothing In this story thai the
city ana Northern IA The continuation District
mlnout waiting iof an answer Colonel Hazard rushed
ON well II We run up the Boulevard Harlem tho
New York City and Northern or some other roaa win h
glad To take our freight and passengers p,rans ur
buaway has not t0lu all that Is going on IN.
In that room yonder ponng the other I'm nls sill
We aren't prepared 10 talk ABOUT that" ~
Inc Fourteenth ana twenty third street District Rail
way Companies, which arc branches or the Broadwav
line, rc-Uecod their Old boards OF directors yeser,
among them being Calvin Goddard and Maryole Y
Cooper. vs.
Colonel Hazard says that he is making octv. nr.n.r
ratiOns for ana electric motors Il, bo sed ~ m.
North ana East RIVER Railroad which conn.cts m,
town ferries through fulton-sL The cara said ho
"aro being made In frOvidence H. We small nlsi,cc
n striking novelty ON this road. that will liza the RIM
ming AT onohird the present cost" Conci Uax
ard always talks like u hopeful man,
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

suRRooATKs couRr-Betore Rollins s.-wm OF Mary Ne
Mukn Charles Hamburger John Msttern, Carissa Cur
supERioE CouBI-srEcIAL TERM-Before Dugro J-NO.
svF!HloE c9VnIT9yAd lE9s-rART L-BefOre sedsNics
man sHrtHSs issa a i45a tf's'
m sSrEASs Ss iS. !ssAfAAr iB'0e o'o'
svrKMos covsr.TnIAL TEkx-PARr Iv-BefOre TruaL
COMMON pLEAs-GkSERAL TERN Before Larremore c. J..
COMMON PLKAs-sPKciAL rtRA-Before DAILY. mo day
COMMON PLE.s-TEAL TrRM-PARr L-Before Van Hoesen
- ase on-No day calendar.
$9i So 300 200 $ SSs 2 gSgs 2sss gs2 s $780,
CRY couKT~fKHL TKsSi-P4Er iIeBoiore HYATT J.
AS gs S a 2a @ a$ sg s9ss 1881 sss
TEnY 2 sz , I4al Browne
1855 s. aisi PISS 2063 2o6S. 2o6i issi. 22SS 1885.
81 49, g. S. o. o. a5 Isl i52 POS al S7S $50 as5ss7
z 500 sOl 300 sos oo sos $40 si6 sl6 81, Sls $40.
SUPREME CouRT-ogxER.L TRRM- Before Van Brunt P.J
2g So 80, 49, 40 A. AZ 49, "A 3d. g. So 81 6s 10 so 81.
son JMNos $50 SIS i IS. 1868. iose '"''''
ham rrE Nos S s 1913 5 io5d n''r' IDs
s sra . $3.50 5S say 29 s @ 2 @
3l73 347t Bass $500 $500 1880 2SOo Si0e 2ji 1889.
sTfGhME Go9Rl-t H. Before pQnohue j.
Nos 2siS S52S S5SS S2Ss 1885 sS72 2e7e fSSS S5el.
$500 S6V SoJS 1896 S7Oi $3.50. 1924 3l06 S7oi 37os
s ss s $ s s $7$ s Stt $50 salS s $s.s 81 SIS
surRkMk eouRr-SiEcvI-iAEI ILi0Beiere Williams u
sUrsEsT coyarcmGuTPAEr Iy ;o s, Beach ss az!
S7Si $685. S7Ss. S!S9 SI4o S1Al. SIi2 S7sS S74s SAG
COURT OF oYER AND TERMiSrR-No day calendar.
CoUnT Or GkSKaAL sEssioSs-rART inBeIors Judge o9T
G6.7 s. .. 10, II, II. peadngs- Is. Ia ,.,., ,,,u,
oSsrseo we saa Assistant District Attorney
Nos ], 2, s. L. 3. D. rs. o. III. H. L.. IL
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SETTLING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
MANY BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.


A PROTECTIVE TARIFF neutrality-suspicious. TO
FORM A LABOR COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, Jan 13.-In the Senate today the following
were among the bills introduced
BY Mr. Hoysradt-Relative TO commitments to the Uud
son House OF Refuge for Women also providing for two
additional state TO serve three years to be
chosen from the minority hafty o ,icon.,n and rcs
BY Mr.. Conney-Providhg LOT the licensing anu regis
tratOn Of physicians.
Interest in the Senatorial contest and the lack of meas
ures in shape 10 discussed led to Senate session only
fifteen minutes this morning Mr. Griswold introduced
the following concurrent resolution, which was tabled Tor
debate:
Resored That with many thousands of skilled aborers
in this country seeking and not finding employ nen WI"
enormous accumulation OF our mapulacturen pr1us
piled up in warehouses waiting for market win inc
eager watchfnness OF the great manufacturing ana COM
mercia nations for an opportunity TO crowd her surplus
products into our already Overstocked markets. wnie
they iealousy exclude from trade with MOUNTAINEERING
nations by OF their control OF the merchant meets
that the worlds commerce, our present protecuV
tariff remains Of vital importance to the welfare and
prosperity OF the whole people employers and empioyes
supremacy on tho seas, carrying American goods In
Amercan-bu ships to all the markets OF the World Is
an immediate national necessity.
The Secretary directed to forward the resou
tions TO the NewYork Representatives in Congress- who
are requested to act In accord with the resolution
Adjourned until IL a. H. tomorrow.
In the Assembly Mr.. McKcnna offered resolution
amending rule provide for additional stand
Ing committee Of eleven members to be known rs the
Labor Committee. Referred to the committee on Rules
The House into the order Of introduction of
bills and NINETY two were introduced, among them being
these:
BY Mr. Amending the dairy laws by imposing
than -25 more than 500 Tor the nfst
offence and less than $50 than $500 Tor sub
sequen offences for selling impure adnlterated milk
Mr.. Ives-Appointng AOram =. Hewitt. Henry H. Beck
III J q commission 10 provide an adhl-
bnding IN NewYork for criminal courts Also IN
number In the Court OF General Ses-
three
Mr. Mountaineering the Civil Service law
Crosby-Incorpoatng the ST. Marys Free Hospital In
ew.NeTk
Adjourned until IL a. m. tomorrow.
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Ex-JUDoE DAVIS TO ExAMINE MIR. currrESnES
BITE OE LEGAL NEXl

nandanus granted yesterday by Justice Iswreuc.
in behalf OF L. H. Hartman and their suit aga ust
John Patton Co. and the Metropolitan Company re-
curing them TO permit the plaintiffs inspect their books
and obtain list Of the stockholders Dubuque and
books had been refused the ground
those acting with him seeking obtain the
stock OF te company ia the interest of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company.
suit which the Commercial Telegram Com
paDy seeks restrain the Stock Exchange depvlng
painn OF the privileges which claims the foOI OF
exchange and from making contract with the Western
Union Telegraph Company exclusive
begun yesterday before Justice Ingraham In the Supreme
Court. Special Term. W.
paintn company the witness all day Many
Tor the pann and James Carter and Judge Dillon for
the defendant.
An application made behalf OF Mrs Estele d. Bowers
for an order revokng the letters tesamenary granted her
Charles W. Duant who left property
argued yesterday before Rollins. Hamilton Ode
and John NJ Bowers for Mrs Bowers said that the
had ceased 10 be resident OF NewIOIk that had
lated an agreement with Mrs. Bowers
bring PARTITION suits IN regard property the
IN Iowa ana Nebraska carlisle Norwood r,
Dursnt who united In opposing the Application said that f.
G. Durant was only temporarily living Tn Philadelphia
SAID that the partition sus not forbidden By the agree
UeaL Decision ia
William Mcmahon ran Con In the IT'D
trct OF NewJersey last fall and defeate the de-
fendant IN SUI ed In tn. Saprror Court yester Els
worth H. Maiiby asked $4,000 damages from him for
assault with Janulry = 1856 &
According 20 Maltbys ply irian his head laid
The skull. The jury the pla nun 500
Charles H. nan wa. Yesterday appontei by Justice Law
succeed Shepherd KNAPP the Bowl
ing Savings Bank He mast bond SJ0OJO.
The Old sut ~ Colonel James NJ selOvCr against Jerome r.
ChaGee brought 100000 claim
o mining has been revived against the executors
u
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PROB4BLY NOT MADE IN GOOD FIFTH
WHAT JUDGE BARRETT SAYS ABOUT BELAryn

WHAT JUDGE BARRETT SAYS ABOUT BELATpn
APPLICATION.
The application for order 20 show cause yhy the No.,
ceedngs before John Clinton Gray referee who decided
tho accounts OF John T. MCGOWAN the
savings Institution incorrect should not be az, a.
has been denied by Justice Barrett Mr. Gray renor.od IN
McGowan should be charged with SIT 600 nstead Of 81
csion 'e" AZ MS de
o,ar most eItraoriinary application The receiver
Iu nearing before the referee every onn,
ya , 81 pntng IN all the proofs he desired defeated
WIN reference 10 the matter sought
gave his reasons carefully and eaboraey tho re-
sev.r maze no application for relief the presen
took ms chances Of favorable decision from the onpt
no" thst the Court has decided against him. asks an order
70 sno% csnse why tho proceedings should NOT Ia
psopeasd. he waits until the eve o, the settlement
VI INC or1er and then gives ma
whatever for hs ache. why he dd moi
put ia me proofs before the referee except that he did nos
INK them necessary This TOO Notwithstanding no had
aDe ana eminent counsel before the referee silent
having given any such advice Under such
dncnlt to believe that the order Is applied for II good
aith IL Is In the nature Of motion for trial npon
ac ayowedly known TO exist pretended newly ds
and no PINT In simply because tho receiver he
says old not think IT was worth while shall certainly
y granting order TO show that
deems case made out calling for answer"
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NO STRIKE ORDERED AMONG MINERS

SCRANTON. Jan 10 (>pscidb.-The Knights OF Labor
have not ordered strike Ia the anthracite region
OF the coal handlers strike at the seaboard The
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Companys mines
being worked half time and the greater portion OF the
coal is sent North aud West The strike has had only
slight effect the production since the quota
liked by the combination, exceeded In December
and the must be taken OF JaDuary's quota
The Delaware and Hudson Companys mines working
Cd three quarters time. This company also ships much
coal 10 the North and West feared this region
that IL the strike at the scaboard does not terminate
the miners vii DO called out, II possible. In this
the state OF mining communities would he deplOrable
the have working short time Tor several
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

MAsulSGToS, Jan 3.TRe following business trans
acted IN the supreme Court OF the United states today
No. l25-Fannte Cook. appellant agt. the Phoenix Mn
tua ie Insurance Company OF Hartford. Conn. Argument
cont uued ~ Augustus Wilson for ApYcee ad concluded
BY samuel ShelabArger t9s appellant.
No l-6 Everett De III and others plaintiff IN ag
Charles Mclaughlin Continued
SO l27 George Friend .d Others pl,Ati4 in erIor agt
Iully X Wise Continued
No l2sMartin pursud and others plaintiff in agt
Samuel Martin Submitted by Michael Mullny PLAIN
tn, IN trror and By j Wheeler Ordeendant Ia
No l25Barthoa schlessgcr aud others plan,a ia
agt 4 " Beard collector.
No l30-Barthod Scheasnger and Others plaintiff
AIT the United states.
Ne lO5-The United states PLAINTIFF in error, agt Bsrhod
SClcSslngeI and others Argued by William Hall and
Ddbney ,cessHgeT AMI others aud by solicitor
jerks Tor the Collector aud tho United states.
No l3ltharl-s ~ Jeiiries plaintiff in agt Mary
Hartman. on motion OF NJ Wilson for defendant In ervr,
dismissed with costs ,ul suant 10 10Th rule.
No l32Hugh T. Murray and others plaintiff error
James PaTdee Continued.
No. 33-James Wlsner plaintiff IN error ast William
Brown and others SUBMITTED by Burett the plinf
IN error no counsel appearing for defendants
Adjourned until tomorrow al ~ o'clock
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OLA MRhRLAIN md MA RrIN plRoLEn

Ward H. Chamberlain and William II. Martin were commit.
ted for yesterday at Jefferson Market an al
legged fraudulent transaction real than year
ago by Gcorge w. Wilson no cheated
out III 300 Almost the commitments
baJeas and tic prison
taken down To tho supreme There Judge
Lawrence paIOcd them IN the council until
y. to-day. whom hearing wIll be- had. Wilson claims
That lie pad 81 800 on the house No l2O Eighty
being falsely Informed that there was no mort
gage and lao that he has never received either the
deed Z the money that was paid
report published In mn afternoon paper yesterday that
Chamberlain had escaped Jei,
through the negligence oil court officer After the
had been made the
until the Of habeas
served when the tho door
and down 10 the preme Court
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILwAY INTELLIGENCE.

ST. LOUIS Mo, Jan 13.That portion OF the 81 Louis
Arkansas and Texas Railroad between Teyarkana, Ark
and Gatcsyile, Texas, IA distance of 800 miles, was
changed Yesterday from t. standard gauge IAo
entire length OF the ruad from Cairo 10 Gatcsyic 700
miles + standard gauge.
DOVER. Del. Jan 13.-At meeting OF stockholders of
the Delaware Raj road held here this afternoon the rotr
ing directors and officers reelected The net
earnings Of road for the past year S2Ol OIL
Seventeen hundred aud NIFTY carloads Of peaches and
l.232 carloads 81 berries were carried last season
HIIApIGIIfIN Jan. l3.-The Baltimore and Ohio la,
purchased Of the finest pier properties the Della
ware River 10 Race street Wharf This brings that com
pany directly I'm competition with the rcnnsy iNanla
Railroad Company for fTrghts IN OF the busiest com
mcrciu sections of the city.
officials OF the Ponnsylyania not disposed TO Wow
with much favor the proposed bridge the Hudson
River Poughkccpsc They state that the natural oC
ton fOr such structure i between Ncwburs and rh
lu